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PUCK asked who is this man?πŸ‘‡ (answer below)   What does ‘6-7’ mean? It’s not pronounced as sixty-seven, but rather six-seven. If you’ve spent any time around children or even young adults recently, you may have seen them lifting their hands, palms up, like they’re weighing options, while saying 6-7. It does, of course, have its roots in online culture. Dictionary.com notes that 6-7 is having a massive year on Google Search as people — likely the parents, teachers, and elder figures surrounded by youth — try to figure out what it means. We’ll spoil that for you now: It basically means nothing. πŸ‘†πŸ‘‰In his December 2024 song “Doot Doot (6 7),” Skrilla says, “6-7, I just bipped right on the highway.”   The song — which was never meant to be released , Skrilla recently told the Los Angeles Times — was soon used during fan-made videos compiling clips of LaMelo Ball of the Charlotte Hornets.  Coming in at an NBA average 6’7” tall, Ball has garner...

Puck's rules

 do not include these:

Officially, Mormons are supposed to be almost entirely vegetarian. (Puck is pro-meat.)

Missionaries Can Only Call Home Twice a Year? Historically, missionaries didn’t get to see their families, either. If they wanted to talk to them, they had to wait until Christmas because Mormon missionaries were only allowed to call home twice a year—on Christmas and Mother’s Day. (Puck advises you talk to your mom every day.)

According to the missionary handbook, they can “never go swimming.” Ever. (Puck can't swim but likes water. Bad rule.)

AND this one PUCK (and Otis) definitely do NOT agree with:

The church has a committee called “The Strengthening Church Members Committee,” which is sort of like a Mormon version of the NSA. They spend all their time reviewing and keeping files on every church member – especially about everything the members write (or blog).  Mormon church leaders do not tolerate any criticism by anyone at any time.

Thus, Puck insists rules are made to be broken.  Otis offers Puck as evidence:



OTIS recommends this rule:

The Mormon church instructs every member to keep an emergency shelter ready with a three-month supply of the food they eat daily. (Maybe a year's worth of birdseed, too, Puck said.)

SOURCE:

 [mormon 101: http://www.mormonism101.com/2015/01/strengthening-church-members-committee.html]

[10 Crazy Little-Known Rules of Mormon Life: https://listverse.com/2016/07/25/10-crazy-little-known-rules-of-mormon-life/]

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